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Der for said home; that committee
be appointed to look out suitable
location as near central as possible, |
and report its conclusions to the |
Chief Grand Mentor; that the Chief
Grand Mentor, Scribe, Treasurer and
Board of Curators be authorized to
negotiate for such property as may
be recommended by the committee
as soon as they shall have sufficient
funds for the purpose. All of which
was adopted.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the reports Of the Chief Grand
Scribe and Chief Grand Treasurer
reported that they agreed and were
correct, which was adopted.
The following was introduced by
Sir r. F. Hurley, and was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Chief Grand Men
tor, in his annual message to this
Grand body, recommended the or
panlzation of State Grand Temples
and Tabernacles, which was unanl-
mously adopted; that it seems since
the adoption that many representa-
| tives do not understand the plans
and methods by which it is to be ac-
complished; that there is difference
Of opinion growing out Of the failure
to understand the matter pregnant
with 50 much interest to our Order;
therefore, be it
| Resolved, That 50 much of the
annual message as relates to the or
paniz.tion Of State Grand Temples
and Tabernacles, with such explains
tory notes as the Chief Grand Men
tor may deem necessary to a full
understanding Of the subject, togeth.
or with the committees report ano
the action Of this body on this sub,
! ject, be printed in a circular and
sent to each Temple and Tabernacle
that the same may be properly un'
derstood throughout this Jurisdiction
I A resolution passed, presenting 6
set Of Tabernacle jewels to Taber
nacle in this city, whose number Is
333, significant number in the Or
der Of Twelve.
A resolution was adopted making
it the duty Of Queen Mothers O
Tents to report to the TABERNACLE
with which they are connected the
general condition Of the Tents ever.
three months; that if any Queer
Mother IS found guilty Of breaking
up, or persuading the children t.
leave the Tent with which they ar
connected, the Queen Mothers shal
be suspended or expelled from thl
order.
An act Of incorporation was au
: thorizea for the State Grand Temple
and Tabernacles, by the Chief Gran
= Mentor, or any one acting for hi
in the organization of the State Jr
F" risdictions.
= The following were introduced b
g Sir Thomas Turner, and unanimou
: ly adopted:
le WHEREAS, In view of the ia
e that the National Grand Temple al
OF Tabernacles have been so highly e
~ :, tertained by the Daughters and
= Knights Of Order of Twelve in t
OF CITY of Mobile, therefore be it
Resolred, That the Natlor
I'M Grand Temple and Tabernacles
NO session assembled tender our hea
on felt thanks to the Daughters a
,n+ Sir Knights of the beautiful u
CITY for their hospitable treatme
while sojourning in their midst.
mo it further
eed Resolved, That to the citizens
ich general, the press, the railway co
lad panles leading into this city, is
vote of thanks, which is here
I1u- rendered, for favors, assistance, &C
ion fort and hospitality during our
less sion and in connection Herewith
Resolvea. That the Mobile Dd
tant Register, published in this city,
+ba especially noticed and highly c.
plimented for the publication of
art daily proceedings in full in its